The LED display at JerryWorld is the largest on earth. The two center-hung
sideline screens stand 72' high x 160' wide, the end zone displays measuring
29' x 51'.
Each of the four sides consists of the first true 1080 HD display in the
NFL, enabling Jerry Jones and Cowboy fans throughout the stadium to
enjoy game replays and highlights, endless video advertising, and photographs,
including images of Nicole Holder, the contusions covering her body seen
with unprecedented sharpness and colour accuracy.
The video board weighs in at 2.1 million pounds, and is contained within
a steel structure with a 10-level network of catwalks. Fans with visions of
this techno behemoth hurtling down onto Greg Hardy, and squashing him like
a bug, should know that 3" diameter steel cables, tethered to the stadium truss
arches, hold the video screen securely in place.
These video boards were developed by Mitsubishi's Diamond Vision Systems at
a cost of 40 million dollars. The entire stadium contains more than 3000 Sony LCD
displays, the total area of these video displays being roughly 25,000 square feet.
... how 'bout them Cowboys!
